Use when building or refreshing the superme personal database from the machine — first-time setup, "rebuild my database", "what's on my laptop", "find my documents", or when the last scan is stale. Walks the filesystem, git repos, Mail, Calendar and…
Use when the user asks what they need to do today, wants their daily briefing, mentions superme, asks about deadlines/documents/threads they are tracking, or says anything that should be remembered ("remind me", "I need to", "X is due", "I'm waiting on Y",…
Use when pulling state into superme from Mail, Calendar, Reminders, git repositories, WhatsApp or Slack — checking what is new, turning messages or events into threads and todos, or diagnosing a source that is unavailable or stale.
Use when a conversation contains a fact worth keeping — a deadline, a person's role, a document's location or expiry, a new obligation, something the user is waiting on, or a new project. Turns dialogue into superme database entries, threads and folders.…
Use when generating, updating or exporting the user's CV or academic profile from the superme database — "update my CV", "add this paper", "export CV to PDF", or building a tailored CV for an application.
Use when reading, writing, validating or repairing entries in the superme personal database at ~/Desktop/SUPERME/db — entity schema questions, frontmatter errors, "superme index" failures, or looking up what superme knows about a person, document or project.
Use for documentary and paperwork tasks — identifying, naming, filing, verifying or tracking a document; signed PDFs and digital signatures; certificate or permit expiry; duplicate or ambiguous document versions; Spanish administrative paperwork (NIE, TIE,…
Use when working with superme todos and threads — adding or closing an item, deciding a lane, chasing someone who owes a reply, opening a new thread for an obligation, or explaining why something ranks where it does in TODAY.md.